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The Knowledge Economy and Innovation

Helsinki 7th - 9th June 2006

In June 2006 the City of Helsinki hosted an international conference on the knowledge economy and innovation.

downloadable PDF The Helsinki event programme
downloadable PDF The Helsinki study tours

Presentations from the event are available below:

Ilkka-Christian Bjorklund - Welcome and introduction

Professor Michael Parkinson - Presentation of the Compete project

Asta Manninen - Knowledge competitiveness of the Helsinki region

Eero Holstila - How to govern a science region - case Helsinki

Veijo Kavonius - Knowledge based urban policy in Finland

Tatu Laurila - Helsinki Metropolitan Area innovation strategy

David Catton - Market funding for university knowledge transfer in Sheffield

Martin Dietz - A sectoral approach for enhancing technology transfer - lean structures and increasing revenues in Munich

Werner Glock - Knowledge based structure policies - the Dortmund experience

Timo Cantell - Higher education and research in arts management in Finland

Heikki Masalin - Financing of creative industries - does supply meet demand?

Tuomas Mennola - Otaniemi International Innovation Center: Innovation and business services

Paula Tuurnala - Innovative CityŽ Program: City of Helsinki and Helsinki University of Technology in Cooperation

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